He could turn an area black until things got rerouted/fixed. if many points were hit and some in redundant ways then that would be the end. There isn't a lot of redundancy, and at some point the panic means that the linemen will be caring for their families and not worrying about answering the emergency page.
Could you imagine something like "all of St Louis has lost electricity and communications".
He could turn an area black until things got rerouted/fixed. if many points were hit and some in redundant ways then that would be the end. There isn't a lot of redundancy, and at some point the panic means that the linemen will be caring for their families and not worrying about answering the emergency page.
Could you imagine something like "all of St Louis has lost electricity and communications".
I think maximum chaos would be to take out a couple of highway bridges and let the lack of grocery deliveries take its toll. Then take out the power a few days later. All of Los Angeles could be completely cut off from outside truck deliveries just by taking out 4 bridges.
I think maximum chaos would be to take out a couple of highway bridges and let the lack of grocery deliveries take its toll. Then take out the power a few days later. All of Los Angeles could be completely cut off from outside truck deliveries just by taking out 4 bridges.
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